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The test for a seated journal or press returns the county's familiar geography. No literary journal and no press is seated in Mishawaka in the record reached: the city's print institutions are its newspapers and its library, told in their own sections, and its writers publish elsewhere. Bethel University's campus publishing — the student newspaper and yearbook line of the schools record — is student journalism, not a literary press, and no Bethel literary journal or imprint stands in the open record under its own name. The county's press of record is across the river: the University of Notre Dame Press, founded in 1949, the scholarly publisher whose list is the region's one press of national standing, boundary-printed in its university's frame. The entry prints the negative at the size of the search: the literary institution is the form this city's arts record does not hold, and the writers it produced are in the peoples and authors sections, unhoused by any local imprint.